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    The Linden House

    4.0 (173 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    THE LINDEN HOUSE ATMOSPHERE

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    Classy
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Happy hour specials

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    Zaria D.

    I went while in town with colleagues. It's in a plaza so there is a lot of parking. Nice ambiance that is welcoming. The local people spoke highly of it. Our service was nice. I ordered the Mac and cheese with chicken. It was a large portion. As soon as I saw it I knew I wouldn't eat it all lol. My colleagues had other dishes which I photographed. Everyone loved their food. The location, environment, and food made it worth it. We had a great time and closed out the place.

    Sea bass special
    Lou M.

    Had a really nice meal here tonight for the first time. I ordered the special, Seabass dish. The fish was very good and I was very happy with my meal. For an appetizer, I got the onion soup and that was very good as well. Service was good, but I did pass on dessert, maybe next time

    Sirloin
    Jennifer M.

    We went for lunch on a Monday for a special occasion and even thought the restaurant was full, they only had one waiter which made service slow. Entrees run about $28-30. Seemed like quite a few tables were business lunches. Our group had the sirloin, chicken, veal and salmon. Food was overall very good with great flavor. Some of the veggies were undercooked - hard to slice carrots with a knife. The Ricotta Pistachio cake hit it out of the park, but my friend was disappointed with her dense chocolate mouse. Menu was very limited for one friend who needs gluten-free options - she ended up with a salad.

    Caitlin M.

    First, the food was pretty good, and there were some stand-out dishes! I got the onion soup which was amazing as well as the curry fries. Now those curry fries are a stand out in regards to being unique and delicious (a must try)! I also got the mac and cheese which listed lobster in it but was disappointed to see it was just ham. I would have never ordered the mac and cheese if I knew ham was in it as I don't like ham and the mac part itself was average. The side salad that came with the mac was good and refreshing. I also tried the crab cakes and garlic shrimp and those were pretty great too so apps here are a win! Our server was super nice and great but I had to ask about the status of my drink after everyone had had theirs for a good amount of time and everyone was served their food 10 minutes prior to mine as well. I also got my food boxed up but it took so long to get back that we just had to leave due to a time constraint. I know these things aren't that bad but all three happening to just me on this trip was a tad annoying. So, I guess make sure you have plenty of time. The atmosphere is clean and has plenty of room for lots of people. The party room can hold a good amount of people and has a personal bar area for those looking to host a group/party.

    Regular menu
    Katie N.

    I personally will not return to Brushi. I went here after some positive reviews on local food review Facebook pages. However, I'm not sure what the fuss was about. The restaurant itself seems like a dated strip mall restaurant...probably because it is a dated strip mall restaurant. We went to happy hour at 4:00, and we were notified that for happy hour until 5:00 there is only bar seating, and you can only order off the happy hour menu. This wasn't a huge deal, but it's just odd. We ordered two drinks, a mule and a strawberry gin and tonic. Both were pretty decent. It was the food that fell short. We started with a chicken quesadilla. First, quesadilla is a generous term. It was tiny, made up of essentially two taco shells. My mom said "I thought this was supposed to be chicken?" because the filling was finely ground chicken that formed a pâté. It was very odd. There were lots of toppings, but they lacked flavor except for the ancho pepper sauce which tasted like hickory BBQ sauce. For $8, this was ridiculous. We were still hungry and decided to try the curry fries. If you've ever had Amsterdam Falafel and Kabob curry fries, you can imagine what I was expecting. However, that is not what we received. There was some kind of green seasoning...I don't know what it was, but it certainly wasn't curry (and it definitely wasn't salt, for that matter.) They were largely tasteless. The small side of chipotle mayo saved the day. Overall, this was a very lackluster experience. I think one issue comes from the lack of direction. Dumplings, quesadillas, sliders, curry fries...what is the theme here? I'd rather a restaurant pick something a do it really well.

    Brushi Menu
    Sara C.

    We had been to Brushi many times before, but this past time left a lot to be desired (with a few bright points). When you enter Brushi, the ambiance is welcoming with a rounded bar in the middle of the restaurant, industrial open ceilings, and a long booth (with a table and chair on the other side) all along the wall. The design elements are classic red stripes with pops of fun colors in teal Hawaiian flower accent pillows. There are also digital fireplaces all along the walls (they look like TV screens!), and the music choices are prime for a nice relaxing meal, with easy listening tracks from the likes of Paul Simon and Lionel Richie. On our last visit, we began with the Insalata Caprese (Caprese Salad). When it arrived, it was super beautifully plated, with many types of tomatoes weaved throughout large chunks of mozzarella, and topped off with olives, radishes, asparagus, and a few sprigs of arugula. We definitely loved all the different varietals of tomatoes, but unfortunately two of the three main ingredients of Caprese (balsamic and mozzarella) were a little lacking in comparison to all the tomatoes and other accoutrements. There was very little balsamic drizzled over the dish, (which is my favorite part of Caprese Salad), so I was disappointed with that. And the tomatoes were also cut into quite large chunks which took a lot of cutting on our part, squashing some of the juiciness out of the tomatoes. It wasn't terrible by any means, but when we had finished the mozzarella, there were many tomatoes and other ingredients left on the plate. As I said, we had been to Brushi many times before, and my go-to dish (don't laugh) has always been the Macaroni and Cheese. I know that sounds childish, but it's a very elevated "Mac and Cheese" dish with Westphalia ham, peas, basil, and a creamy, garlicky sauce. I have had this a few times at Brushi over the years, and this last experience was a little bit of a letdown. We had been away for about a year from popping into Brushi, but the recipe of my coveted Mac and Cheese had completely changed (and not for the better). The ham was tiny little minuscule bits now (where it used to be chunks you could actually see in the dish), the pasta noodles were way larger than before (making the sauce not cling to the noodles as well), the sauce was way more runny and also SCALDING when it arrived (my husband was finished with his meal before mine was even cooled down enough to try to eat). Now, the one huge bright spot - the Salmon Filet was AMAZING. It was expertly cooked and not overly dressed at all. Just a salt-and-pepper seasoning to let the salmon flavor shine through, and a lemony parsley gremolata. The salmon came atop a bed of rice (that was a delicious complement), and was accompanied by some steamed summer vegetables. To quote my husband: "I would eat here every day for this dish." Service-wise, we did go on a busy Friday night, but once most of the patrons had filtered out, the service was still a little lacking. Our server was super pleasant, but we didn't get to chat with her too much after we placed our initial order. We never got one refill of our drinks, and had to wait about 15 minutes after we were completely done eating (and had our credit card out!) before we saw her again to come bring our bill. So there were a few positives and a few negatives, but it definitely has changed since we first started eating at Brushi. Not so much that we would never be back, but maybe we'll try some other items next time so we're not comparing it to the salad days of the early Brushi.

    French dip and the burger! 10/10!!

    Food and service were wonderful! I love how peaceful it is in the restaurant. I send people here all the time

    Salmon
    Jana J.

    I can't believe I had never been here before today - I will 100% be back! It was a perfect business lunch atmosphere--very classy. I would probably not come for dinner as it just seems like more of a lunch vibe to me. The menu was not huge but did have a lot of variety! Each dish comes out as a piece of art as our server told us, and she was not exaggerating! I got the salmon on the lunch menu and it was a very balanced meal. The sauce had a great flavor, and there was just enough of it to pair with the plain rice mixture and salmon. Everything tasted amazing and looked just as good! I will definitely be back as I feel I would absolutely love almost every dish on the menu. I felt great after the meal too as it is not overly large or filling--like I said, the perfect business lunch spot!

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    Excellent special - Sea Bass. Service was also impeccable and attentive. Recommend making a reservation.

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    The Korean tacos were a delicious appetizer and the salmon salad was tasty as well. Service was very attentive

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